caughtintheact

Just because something was forecast doesn't necessarily mean it will come to pass. Many, if not most people haven't a clue of what is happening, so consider it a wake-up call.

This smells like a project of the World Economic Forum (WEF) (C40.org) and it will end up being a death trap where people are forced to eat bugs and live in mud based "homes", banned from eating meat or dairy, unable to travel, unable to own private transportation and only allowed to purchase 3 items of new clothing a year. Right now the WEF, UN, IMF and the EU are developing mandatory digital IDs, ESG scoring, and central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) like communist China to control every aspect of everyone's life. If people fall for this, they will end up slaves until they are no longer useful, then disposed of.

Sent to SSA at the PO Box address (PO Box 7162) by Fedex in July. Signed for at SSA 5 days later. Cost was B1403. No hassles.

I am just telling you what I was told at the time.

About 2 years ago at CW, I asked what happens if one is too ill to go in person for an extension of stay based on retirement. I was told by the IO that someone could represent me with some kind of medical document. No specifics were mentioned, but the IO probably meant a Bai Rap Rong Pat ใบรับรองแพทย์ (medical certificate)), but my status would change to something like "Sick", and if, for example, I happened to be grandfathered (in Thailand continuously since before Oct 1998), I would lose that status and if I recovered, I would have to start all over again under current rules as if I had entered the country for the first time. That would mean I would have to bring in B65K/month or put 800K in the bank, instead of 20K/month or 200K in the bank under the grandfather clause. I did not ask for any more specifics at the time and the above is all I remember. It is also possible that the medical certificate must be a certified copy issued from a government hospital. My only advice would be to ask your local Immigration Office before you get too sick to report in person. Item 25 on this page has more information: https://bangkok.immigration.go.th/en/visa-extension/#1610937669254-c6462860-6f05 25. Visa Extension - In the case of receiving medical treatment, attending rehabilitation, or taking care of a patient In the case of receiving medical treatment, attending rehabilitation, or taking care of a patient: Criteria for Consideration Must have been confirmed and requested by a physician of the hospital providing said treatment with full explanation about the illness, period of treatment, and the physician’s opinion that the illness is an impediment to travel. In the case of taking care of a patient, the applicant must have been confirmed and requested by a physician of the hospital providing the examination and treatment or by an embassy or consulate. In the case of caretakers who are not the parents, spouse, children, adopted children, or spouse’s children, permission shall be granted for no more than one person. Documents to be submitted Application form Copy of applicant’s passport Letter of confirmation and request for a temporary stay issued by a physician of the hospital providing said treatment In the case of taking care of a patient, the applicant must attach a letter of confirmation and request for a temporary stay issued by a physician of the hospital providing said treatment and documents stating relationship (in the case that the caretaker is a member of the family), such as a marriage certificate, a birth certificate, registration of child legitimization, child adoption registration certificate, or confirmation letter from the embassy or consulate.

Are you sure they are the same type of questions? USAA has sets of security questions to verify who you are, like names of schools attended, name of 1st pet., etc.. I also get the latter questions once in a while. However the questions cited in this thread are designed to show future intentions, like whether or not you intend to make any future international wire transfers.

Have had USAA accounts for many years, but have never been asked questions like that. Maybe because I only have a couple of credit card accounts that I only use rarely for small amounts to keep them active.